by Abraham Cremeens

This past Sunday, I took the opportunity at our Family Gathering to look back a bit over 2018. We have experienced a lot of things worth celebrating this year, and we also acknowledged some heartaches. I realize 2018 has almost come and gone. Where does that leave us? I think we are in a good spot as a church family, and here is why…

by Bill Davis

Even in our modern age of so-called enlightenment, advanced science, and even growing atheism, our American culture remains saturated with people who believe “in God.” The Pew Research Center concluded a study earlier this year that reports a full 80% of Americans believe in God. Is this the faith and belief we’re talking about?

by Mikel Berger

Orphan care is on my mind a lot lately. I was not an orphan as a child. My wife, Jessica and I, have never adopted or fostered a child. Why for the last decade or so has it been on my mind and not left it? I think because the care of orphans is on the mind of God.

by Abraham Cremeens

Every Christian would agree that time in God’s Word and prayer is essential for spiritual health. Yet it can be a significant battle to maintain such practices. Or, maybe you keep those disciplines in check only to find them mundane and boring. In both cases, the problem is not with God or his Word, but with us and our pursuit.